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Can Women Who Suffer From Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Have Children, and is It a High or Low Chance? |
Hi there, I recently found out that I suffer from PCOS and am devastated and confused. So I have many questions to ask everybody. Firstly I'd like to know, If I can have children. Because the other day I was searching through some PCOS stories and women who suffer from PCOS, tried to have a baby for 5 YEARS, and still didn't fall pregnant, but finally she did. Will this mean it will be a very LOW CHANCE for me to fall pregnant? Is it possible to try for 5 years and still not fall pregnant? Or is it even possible to try for 6 months and fall pregnant? Or is it a low chance for women to conceive who suffer from PCOS? I want to have children, someday. I would to hear any real life stories of women who have had children whom suffer from the same syndrome. Will that be possible? :( Please help. It depends how long you have had it. the longer the more scar tissue that has built up, so the harder, NOT IMPOSSIBLE, to conceive. I don't suggest Glucaphage, unless you have insulin problems. your body will become dependent and quit making its own. Your doc should have explained this to you, what a crappy doc. Lots of luck Source(s): I have PCOS. RN http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/polycystic_... it well give u all u need look under risks it the bottom one. I had two children without making a concerted effort - if you will - lol. I was watched closely. After the two which were 15 months apart I had my share of problems. I developed other problems which made another pregnancy difficult. It would be another 10 years before I had a partial hysterectomy. Indeed they can! My sister had PCOS, went on glucophage, and is the proud mommy of four now (2 of whom are naturally conceived). Yes, it's DEFINITELy possible. Don't give up hope! Hang in there, ~M~ I don't suffer from PCOS but just by the sounds of it, your chances would be low. You could always try invetro... |
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